Basic Scoring Program

[Doug]

I am working on a Basic Scoring program that is easy to customize at the user level.
There is a rough draft on my website if you would like to play with it.

It would follow the general concept of my other scoring programs with customization features.
It would score a basic 3 target match or two 3 target matches with a 6 target agg.

I was wondering if anyone knows a discipline that has a 4 or even a 5 target match with 4 or 5 target aggs????
I might be able to build that in if I thought there was a requirement.
Any Ideas or Thoughts would be appreciated.

 

[cadman1275]

Doug,
ARA shoots anywhere from 2 through 6 targets in a match with the club and state matches being 6 targets and double the points. So that would bring in 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 target aggs.

Bill

 

[Doug]

This Basic Program is not for ARA, RBA, IR50/50, Airgun and IBS. I have already written their specilized scoring programs. This is for the rest of the world who needs a basic program. Example is UKBR. Carl asked if I had a program they could use in their Nationals with an Award Print feature. Since they are having only 2 classes in their Rimfire and 2 in their AirGun this should work.

 

[cadman1275]

This Basic Program is not for ARA, RBA, IR50/50, Airgun and IBS. I have already written their specilized scoring programs. This is for the rest of the world who needs a basic program. Example is UKBR. Carl asked if I had a program they could use in their Nationals with an Award Print feature. Since they are having only 2 classes in their Rimfire and 2 in their AirGun this should work.

OHHHHHH....yeah, i didnt know that, then in that case ignore my response which dont work at all

Bill

 

[Joe Haller]

OK Doug . . .

How 'bout a program for our Rimfire Central Matches? (Ahm: Outlaw Matches?) We have pirated the USBR target.

Rimfire Central rules allow each shooter to use the best target of up to 4 targets shot each month, at each range. They may use more than one rifle, but no more than 4 target per rifle at 25 & 50 yards.

Our Rimfire Central Rifle Classes:
Unlimited
Vintage Smallbore
Semi-Auto
Factory Sporter
Box Stock Factory Sporter

Scores from our local matches, and those from other shooters around the USA/World are submitted each month to Rimfire Central at this URL:
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=181

Brian Headlee in Wisconsin picks up the 50 yard scores & Mike Houle in Alaska picks up the 25 yard scores from there. They build the score bulletins with their own software, and post scores at the end of each month in this Forum:
http://www.rimfirecentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=5

Most shoot the matches alone on their own range A few clubs such as ours submit scores from the matches they run each month.

Provide fields for:
Score
X count
Shooters Name
Home Town
State
Screen Name
Age, if Junior
Rifle Make & Model
Scope make & Power
Ammunition Used
Text field for other information, such as rests used, custom work, gunsmith, weather & excuses.

Set up a formula to pick the highest score shot by each competitor at each range: (if more than one score per range/class is listed). This may occur at clubs that use the system we use here at Sault Ste. Marie. (I spend a lot of time sorting through score cards for high scores in each of the 5 classes at both 25 & 50 yards.

Here at our range when we have less than 20 shooters, we allow up to 4 targets at each range. (As allowed in the RFC rules) When we get more than 30, they shoot no more than 2 targets per range, but may shoot two or more rifle classes. One of the unique features of our club's squadding is a person may shoot one target or may shoot as many as 8 or even 12, if he wants to shoot more in more than one class. This flexable squadding allows people to go home early if they have other family commitments, or come and shoot later after going to church.

Joe Haller

 

[Doug]

Joe,
The Results Email of all my programs provide all the database information in your list except Screen Name & a Text Field.
Once all the results from around the world are imported into a Master Database any information you want then can be extracted. (The Scoring Program can not do this function.)
Take a look at the RBA Results to get an Idea what can be done.
http://rba.benchrest.net/cgi-bin/qform.cgi
Download one of my programs and play with it. Run some test scores and then an Email file. Look at sheet1 and you will see all the data that is collected. You might even find the IBS program might be better adapted to your needs.
If you need any more information feel free to contact me at anytime.